Interfold Toilet Paper

Interfold toilet paper, also known as interfolded toilet tissue, features a unique folding pattern where each sheet is folded in a way that it interlocks with the adjacent sheets. This design allows for single-sheet dispensing, promoting better hygiene and reducing waste.

The interfold design ensures that when a user pulls on a sheet, only one sheet is dispensed at a time. This is beneficial in various settings such as public restrooms (e.g., in office buildings, schools, and public facilities), as it gives the user control over the amount of tissue they use. In high - traffic areas, this helps prevent over - use of toilet paper, which is not only wasteful but also costly for facility managers. For example, in a busy office building with hundreds of employees, the single - sheet dispensing feature of interfold toilet paper can significantly reduce the frequency of restocking and overall paper consumption.

Most interfolded toilet paper is white. The white color gives a clean and fresh appearance, which is associated with hygiene in washroom settings. Additionally, the whiteness of the paper can also create an illusion of a cleaner and more well - maintained restroom environment. Nowadays, with the diversification of papermaking raw materials, there are also natural-colored options. For instance, toilet paper made from bamboo pulp and sugarcane bagasse (some using recycled materials) mostly comes in natural colors.

Interfold toilet paper is usually sold in packs. The number of sheets per pack can vary, with common quantities being 200 sheets or 400 sheets per pack. These packs are then grouped into cases. For example, a case may contain 40 packs or 60 packs, depending on the manufacturer and the product.